Jordi Hays

I don't think that these products need a killer feature.

I think the original killer feature of the iPhone was the phone.

Like people were already carrying phones and the iPhone was like, we debated this before, but it,

it had some call dropping problems, but it was a replacement for your dumb phone.

And then the fact that it also was an iPod was, was an extra feature.

And then the fact that it was an internet browser was another feature, but it replaced like very, very basic things.

Yeah, well, I think it needs to replace a very regular everyday interaction thing, like a screen.

And so that's why I still think VR is like a replacement for the home theater, maybe a replacement for the 80-inch TV.

But 80-inch TVs are like 500 bucks now.

And so...

You got to get it to be better.

And you got to have enough for everyone in your household to have one.

And it's got to be a better experience.

But in that world.

Yeah, and so Bucco Capital blokes asking the question, how did this happen?

Do you know how deeply broken a culture has to be to ship this product and let the CEO walk around like this?

Again, I don't think they look that bad, but there is this question of, is this a serious product?

The fashion part must be addressed first.

I guess the taste memo never made it to Snap.

If you're enough of a dork to have these on your face and you won't even get the chance to say, may I meet you?